TUESDAY'S LINKS: 'Perv' Prevalence in 'New York Post,' 'WSJ' Union Pressures Staffers, Philly Papers Advertise for Scabs

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By: E&P Staff In today's links, Jack Shafer notes the prevalence of the terms "perv" and "pervert" in NYC tabloids, Philadelphia Newspaper Holdings Seem to be preparing for a strike, and Wall Street Journal employees are claiming that their union is harassing them.

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-- T.J. Simers: Contrary to Reports, Things Are Really Looking Up for Tribune Co. Employees (Los Angeles Times)

-- Jack Shafer: Perv Patrol at the 'New York Post' (Slate)

-- Facing Possible Strike, Philly Papers Place Ad for Scabs (Philadelphia Weekly)

-- Walter Lippmann, William Randolph
Hearst, James Gordon Bennett Among 'Atlantic' 100 Most Influential Americans of All Time
(The Atlantic)

-- Ken Auletta: Remember That Roughed-Up Sulzberger Saved the Times (On the Media)

-- Google Mapping an Offline Course (New York Times)

-- 'WSJ' Union Harassing Staffers for Support? (New York Post)

-- Center for Public Integrity's Lewis: Newspapers Will Cease to Exist in Print (NewAssignment.net)

-- Rem Rieder: Departure of Two at 'Wash Post' Feels Like a Truly Significant Benchmark (American Journalism Review)

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